[erlang-questions] appearance of [8] and [9] in shell

[Doug Edmunds]

I want [8] to look like [8] instead of "\b",
and [9] to look like [9] instead of "\t",
when printing to the shell.

4> [8].
"\b"
5> [9].
"\t"

Is there a shell setting control this?


- Doug Edmunds



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